A person who identifies as being female, looks female, dresses as a female, but doesn't want to conform to "general society dress standards" for lack of a better term? 

If you are doing conforming loans, I've found that rate shopping is generally useless since they are still reselling to the same secondary market. 

As mentioned above, you won't be eligible for conforming residential loans. 

It's like the ultimate catch 22 lol.I bring this up because after you are tapped out with your 10 conventional loans (fannie/freddie debt), generally the next path is going to be something that is non-conforming, which can be obtained at a small local bank/credit union, bridge debt, commercial DSCR loans, etc etc.

Near $800k I thought was the end of the conforming loan limit, so you are getting a "jumbo" loan... 

Now that you are here, you have a few options:Likely, as of right can convert to conforming use.

Just remember that legal entities are NOT eligible for conforming residential loans, so you will need "commercial" financing. 

I got a quote for a 30 year fixed for a conforming SFH in the mid-5's today.  

Your realtor likely has access to a whole bunch of useful forms that were developed by real estate lawyers in your state to conform specifically to your state's laws.

If you are already under contract, you'll need to modify the contract to change the legal buyer.Legal entities such as LLC's are NOT eligible for conforming residential loans.